Boxflat for Moza Racing. Control your Moza gear settings!
Device | Completeness | WIP |
---|---|---|
Home page | 100% | |
Base | 100% | |
Wheel | 100% | |
Pedals | 100% | |
Dashboard | 0% | Dashboard settings |
Hub | 0% | Rows with connection status |
H-Pattern | 100% | |
Sequential | 100% | |
Handbrake | 100% | |
E-Stop | 100% | |
Other settings | 100% | |
Presets | 100% |
Boxflat automatically detects is a device (shifter/pedals) needs a detection fix and creates a proper virutal device. This fixes game detection. Wheel indicator blinking colors can't be read from the wheel. This is a limitation of the current firmware.
There are some EEPROM functions available, but I need to do more testing to make sure I won't brick anything. For now, just use Pit House on Windows if you can, as FW upgrade support is not coming in the near future.
Moza commands and their protocol is hardware agnostic, so any implemented feature should work with any wheelbase, wheel, pedal set etc. Some Wheel settings are device-specific (FSR Wheel dashboard for example)
Boxflat is available on Flathub
Copy this into terminal and execute with root permissions
sudo tee /etc/udev/rules.d/99-boxflat.rules <<< 'SUBSYSTEM=="tty", KERNEL=="ttyACM*", ATTRS{idVendor}=="346e", ACTION=="add", MODE="0666", TAG+="uaccess"'
Unplug and plug in your deivce to trigger this new rules. Alternatively, you can reboot your system.
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/boxflat-git
This package depends on:
Python dependencies:
# Just run:
$ ./entrypoint.py --local
# or
$ python3 entrypoint.py --local
# use `--dry-run` argument to disable serial communication
$ ./entrypoint --local --dry-run
Installation:
# Run `install.sh` with root permissions.
$ sudo ./install.sh
# Application will be installed as `boxflat`
$ boxflat
Removal:
# Run `install.sh remove` with root permissions.
$ sudo ./install.sh remove
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